China Given Access to Investigate U.S. Helicopters
Previous Newspapers Financial Times (8/14/2011) reported that the Pakistani military technicians allow China to take photos and take a sample of US-owned helicopter that crashed it.
Known, China took some part of the stealth helicopters, before finally returning to the military, Pakistan Uncle Sam.
The U.S. has accused Pakistan have shared their stealth helicopter technology with China. The chopper crashed in the midst of military operations in an ambush Osama bin Laden. U.S. suspicious about Pakistan proper, Pakistan was furious because the government is not involved in the ambush of Bin Laden's operations.
Could be, with the condition of Pakistan who was furious with the United States, China also take advantage of the situation. Bamboo Curtain country is reportedly close to Pakistan in order to obtain samples from several parts of the helicopter that crashed.
The chopper is one of the modified Black Hawk helicopters to be able to avoid the radar of the enemy. Besides the helicopter has the technology of sound dampening vane and has an anti-conductor of heat.
Over allegations filed by the Financial Times, China issued an official denial issued by the Ministry of Defence of China.
"This accusation is baseless and proof needs to be done," Chinese Defense Ministry statement quoted by the Associated Press on Wednesday (17/08/2011).
The U.S. alone deserves to be worried if China knows this stealth helicopter technology. President Barack Obama realizes that China's military power continues to increase at this time. Previously China had carried out tests on a stealth fighter jet which they had just built.
Recently, China has also carried out tests on their first aircraft carrier. Aircraft carrier named Varyag is a former Ukrainian ship that has not completed and purchased by China in a state with no engine, no radar and other military equipment.
The trial against the carrier can be said to succeed. But China said it will use only its mother ship for research purposes and safeguarding the sea.
